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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6 N Church St, Middletown, MD 21769
Phone: (301) 371-3500
Website: https://www.alekosvillagecafe.com/
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Reviews
Jane Page Thompson
Delicious Fire Feta dip! The Meat Sampler is cooked and seasoned perfectly. The Souvlaki chicken platter is so refreshing with the house made Tzatziki and added Basmati rice. We had the hummus platter with eggplant dip and added a spoonful of the fire feta dip to the Chicken and Orzo soup which was the perfect combination of heat for a cold December day. Even the hot tea was delicious! Can’t wait to try the salads!!!
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Conflicted feelings… The meat was very good! But generally, the restaurant is a little overpriced. Many of the photos on here show a different outdoor experience that maybe is seasonal? But when I visited, there were two dining areas. I’m assuming one of them is more for takeout in the entryway? And then there’s a Dining in option. A little confusing.
The biggest concern was that the drink portions versus the ice! A $12 nonalcoholic drink was served around an entire block of ice chunks. Maybe in the nonalcoholic drink should’ve been served in a water size glass.
Again, the meat was very good. The rest of it was forgettable. It also looks like people have placed the price point between 10 and $20. There was two of us and the check was $70. So I don’t think that that is right.
I would recommend the orange cake. But my partner said that it was very syrupy and too dense. I enjoyed it.
… moreThe biggest concern was that the drink portions versus the ice! A $12 nonalcoholic drink was served around an entire block of ice chunks. Maybe in the nonalcoholic drink should’ve been served in a water size glass.
Again, the meat was very good. The rest of it was forgettable. It also looks like people have placed the price point between 10 and $20. There was two of us and the check was $70. So I don’t think that that is right.
I would recommend the orange cake. But my partner said that it was very syrupy and too dense. I enjoyed it.
Ari Kon
Stopped by with my wife and met the manager Theodora and the owner Joanna . Beautiful place with some greek music playing softly in the background. We had the steak n cheese , the greek salad with gyro , greek fries and the best reuben around . We also had a couple bottles of some very smooth greek wine. PS, sorry for the pics with all the food gone, but we were starving, reuben was intact cause it came later. Way to go guys Bravo sas, good job Bogdad the cook.Stopped by for soft opening, drinks were great all our food was delicious. Our party had souvlaki, chicken and potatoes, lamb shanks, salad with souvlaki and fire feta. Get ready Middletown new sit down coming
… moreRoy Jones
Aleko’s- 3.5 Stars
We had reservations and were seated right away. However, from the time we placed our order to when the food arrived, it was a lengthy 45 minutes. They were out of the draft beer we originally requested, so we chose another option. It wasn’t bad, though I can’t recall the name.
We ordered standard American-Greek fare, Gyros and fresh cut French fries. The fresh fries are where I give them the extra .5. The meal was okay, but nothing special. We’ve honestly had better from food trucks.
Dinner was served on cafeteria-style trays lined with wax paper. The gyros were wrapped in foil, and the fries were served directly on the paper. Diet Coke came in bottles with an ice-filled glass. If they want to make this an actual restaurant, this needs to be better. Actual plates and glass pitchers would make for a much better presentation.
The wait staff was young and did their very best to accommodate us, which we appreciated.
If the restaurant were closer to us, we might consider ordering takeout. Otherwise, we’ll probably just wait for the Greek Church to host their gyro days.
… moreWe had reservations and were seated right away. However, from the time we placed our order to when the food arrived, it was a lengthy 45 minutes. They were out of the draft beer we originally requested, so we chose another option. It wasn’t bad, though I can’t recall the name.
We ordered standard American-Greek fare, Gyros and fresh cut French fries. The fresh fries are where I give them the extra .5. The meal was okay, but nothing special. We’ve honestly had better from food trucks.
Dinner was served on cafeteria-style trays lined with wax paper. The gyros were wrapped in foil, and the fries were served directly on the paper. Diet Coke came in bottles with an ice-filled glass. If they want to make this an actual restaurant, this needs to be better. Actual plates and glass pitchers would make for a much better presentation.
The wait staff was young and did their very best to accommodate us, which we appreciated.
If the restaurant were closer to us, we might consider ordering takeout. Otherwise, we’ll probably just wait for the Greek Church to host their gyro days.
Elisa McCoy
Aleko’s dining experience was superb! I highly recommend the Meat Sampler and then share a slice of the Bakleva cheesecake. Thanks, Aleko’s staff! Great job!
… moreTony Pigeon
Awesome greek style take out! I was so excited to try it i forgot to take photos!
Got the combo platter and everything was great. The meats were tasty and good quality. Cucumber dressing was really good.
Baklava was really good. One of the best i ever had.
To top it off their boardwalk fries are very good too!
Combo Platter = 8/10
Baklava = 9.5/10
Boardwalk Dries = 9/10
… moreGot the combo platter and everything was great. The meats were tasty and good quality. Cucumber dressing was really good.
Baklava was really good. One of the best i ever had.
To top it off their boardwalk fries are very good too!
Combo Platter = 8/10
Baklava = 9.5/10
Boardwalk Dries = 9/10
Dylan G
Honest review here – TLDR; This is the best Gyro place you’ll find in the greater Frederick area and I’ve tried all of them…multiple times going as far down as Leesburg to Big Belly’s in Point of Rocks, which was severely overrated with cubed meat instead of real lamb/beef…like most Frederick spots. This place (Aleko’s Cafe) uses real gyro meat they slice off and is run by a very authentic and genuine guy that grew up in communist Romania. Solid human being and knows how to cook Romanian Shaorma so he probably adapted it to be authentic Greek for the Fredrick/USA crowd.
Food review – look, Frederick gyro places ain’t NYC quality but this place is darn close. Their Tazatziki sauce is homemade and excellent. The lamb/beef gyro meat is authentic and sliced off in front of you, and the chicken Slouvaki is grilled and flavorful with minimal oil. The deserts and Baklava are as good as the stuff my Greek neighbor makes for me during their Apokries holiday. It’s a solid spot in Frederick if you’re looking for this kind of food. They brought the food out to us in the outdoor seating.
The vibe – the place is run by a very friendly man who grew up in communist Romania. He has been through life and is a bit of humble renaissance man – humble, wise, and accepting of the many outcomes that life can deliver. We shared a good conversation during my lunch, which was unexpected. The guy is also just one of those people who is a genuine hospitality professional – he seems to really enjoy meeting and interacting with people on a personal level rather than simply viewing gyro making as a job. I’ve been around the block myself and did not get that sales-y type vibe or fake positivity from him or his staff, they’re just real, genuine people trying to enjoy their lives.
When Amelia’s Cafe in Frederick closed, I began searching for the best gyro place when visiting my family from out of town. Aleko’s is my new spot now and I’m happy with it. If you’re in Fredrick, it’s worth the short drive to come here unless you want to settle for the garbage available in town (even that place in FSK mall with high ratings was disappointing with awful meat that was way too oily).
… moreFood review – look, Frederick gyro places ain’t NYC quality but this place is darn close. Their Tazatziki sauce is homemade and excellent. The lamb/beef gyro meat is authentic and sliced off in front of you, and the chicken Slouvaki is grilled and flavorful with minimal oil. The deserts and Baklava are as good as the stuff my Greek neighbor makes for me during their Apokries holiday. It’s a solid spot in Frederick if you’re looking for this kind of food. They brought the food out to us in the outdoor seating.
The vibe – the place is run by a very friendly man who grew up in communist Romania. He has been through life and is a bit of humble renaissance man – humble, wise, and accepting of the many outcomes that life can deliver. We shared a good conversation during my lunch, which was unexpected. The guy is also just one of those people who is a genuine hospitality professional – he seems to really enjoy meeting and interacting with people on a personal level rather than simply viewing gyro making as a job. I’ve been around the block myself and did not get that sales-y type vibe or fake positivity from him or his staff, they’re just real, genuine people trying to enjoy their lives.
When Amelia’s Cafe in Frederick closed, I began searching for the best gyro place when visiting my family from out of town. Aleko’s is my new spot now and I’m happy with it. If you’re in Fredrick, it’s worth the short drive to come here unless you want to settle for the garbage available in town (even that place in FSK mall with high ratings was disappointing with awful meat that was way too oily).
Gary Bell
While we’ve gotten takeout from Aleko’s for years, tonight we had dinner in their new dining room. The space was very welcoming and nicely decorated. The dinners we ordered, the shrimp platter and the salmon platter, were both excellent. The beer list wasn’t large, but they had my favorite Brewer’s Alley Brickhouse Oatmeal Stout, so all was good. We got the Orange Cake for dessert, which I’d never had before, and it was deliciously moist and flavorful. Joanna and her team have done an excellent job with this restaurant and I highly recommend it.
… moreHoori Reyhani
Absolutely outstanding Greek food! Every dish is rich in authentic flavor, perfectly seasoned, and made with the freshest ingredients. From the tender, juicy meats to the perfectly balanced sides and traditional desserts, everything tastes homemade and true to Greek tradition. The presentation is elegant, the portions are generous, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. You can truly taste the care and passion in every bite. Hands down some of the best Greek food I’ve ever had—highly recommended!
… moreRick Smith
We sat down to a wonderful meal with great service. Miles was our server, and we enjoyed great conversation. The food was fresh and delicious! We had the dolmades & falafel, and then the meat platter with lamb & chicken. Plenty for 2 of us. We will be returning with the whole family soon. Thanks for a great experience & meal!
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